Mitsubishi Motors operated the Ralliart label as the motorsport division of the Japanese manufacturer. Ralliart was like the tuning arm of Mitsubishi Motors. Until 2005 there was even the German customer sports subdivision Ralliart Germany. It was located in Trebur in connection with the German Mitsubishi importer. At the end of 2005, Gassner RalliSports GmbH and its managing director Hermann Gassner (multiple German rally champion), based in Ainring, Bavaria, announced the official successor to Ralliart Deutschland GmbH. Mitsubishi completely discontinued its in-house high-performance and motorsport division in 2010. In 2021, however, Mitsubishi announced that they wanted to bring back the famous “Ralliart” sub-brand in order to bring more “Mitsubishi-ness” to the model range. Specifically, the Diamond brand, which is part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi-Allianz announced a realignment in 2020 to revive the Ralliart division, especially for Japan (as of 2021). One can be curious!
When it comes to thrilling action and speed, the Ralliart team is definitely at the forefront at the AXCR 2023. This year, however, they're bringing a special surprise: their Mobile Command Post - a custom-built Mitsubishi Delica D:5 Ralliart. Driven...
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Mitsubishi Ralliart recently unveiled its latest masterpiece - the all-new "Triton" rally pickup. With promised increased performance and longer durability, the new model holds sway compared to its predecessor. Developed to take on the demanding Asia Cross Country Rally...
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Recently updated on October 4, 2023 at 09:42 am The Ralliart label is now back in the United States. The sporty offshoot from Mitsubishi is back in the USA with various special editions based on 2023 vehicles. Mitsubishi...
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Rather, Mitsubishi fans associate the term "Ralliart" with us with the dynamic WRC versions of the Lancer Evo. Unlike Europe, where the sports department is more or less history, it is enjoying a comeback on the Asian continent. However, so far there are no...
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The Mitsubishi Ralliart range continues to grow. At least in Japan. Because there are now new accessories for four models available in Japan. Smaller body kits are available, which can now be ordered from Mitsubishi dealers in Japan. The smallest …
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In a rather inconspicuous press release in May 2021, the Japanese manufacturer Mitsubishi announced that after a break of more than a decade, the Ralliart label will be back. The first concrete details could then be seen in November 2021 at a Pajero Sport and ...
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As we already know, Mitsubishi announced the comeback of the sports label Ralliart in May. And just a few weeks ago, the Ralliart models Triton and Pajero Sport were presented in Thailand. However, there was very little sporting activity here ...
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Recently updated on December 21, 2021 at 09:17 a.m. In the spring of this year we reported that the Mitsubishi Ralliart label would probably be coming back. And now, a good six months later, there is more information. And they are...
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Recently updated on February 23, 2022 at 11:07 am Those were the days. When Mitsubishi won world championship titles in the World Rally Championship, there was of course also a homologation model for the road. This was the Lancer Evolution, also simply called Evo for short. From …
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Recently updated on December 21, 2021 at 09:17 a.m. Photo credit: Mitsubishi Mitsubishi will soon bring back the famous sub-brand “Ralliart” to bring more “Mitsubishi-ness” to the model range. This is the Japanese company's in-house high-performance and motorsport division, which...
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